Stacy in Dataland (´⊙~⊙`)
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Tokenized equities crossed 150K holders.

Most of that demand clusters around Tesla and Nvidia — familiar names pull liquidity first.
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Tron crossed 4.59M active accounts — up 36% MoM.
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Base lending yields finally normalized.

As capital flowed in, the old 2–3% USDC premium compressed to ~50bps, pulling rates back in line with Ethereum. Liquidity does what liquidity always does.
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Alts had a brutal year.

Only ~6% are up YoY, while the average token is down ~70%. That’s not rotation — that’s capitulation.
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Liquid staking is no longer a one-horse race.

Competing LSTs absorbed ~4.5M ETH — nearly 30% of new stake — while Lido’s share slid from ~90% to ~65%. Distribution is finally happening.
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Prediction markets are already an oligopoly.

Kalshi, Opinion, and Polymarket control ~96% of volume, while everyone else fights over scraps, and users concentrate even harder than volume. Polymarket stands out with ~2M all-time users, which explains a lot.
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Perps liquidity is clustering fast.

Hyperliquid, Aster, and edgeX are soaking up most of the action amid metals volatility, with Lighter trailing close behind. HIP-3 fees alone are printing $3-4M+ on strong days for Hyperliquid.
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Tokenized real estate sits at ~$392M across 58 properties, and it’s highly concentrated.

The US and UAE make up nearly 80% of value, while just three platforms control 74% of the market. Growth is narrow too: Polygon and Solana are the only chains still expanding.
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Bitcoin just slipped below its True Market Mean for the first time in 2.5 years.

Last time that happened, BTC was trading around $29K. Context matters.
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Ethereum scaling is actually doing its job now.

Usage keeps climbing while network footprint shrinks — post-Fusaka, L1 and L2 activity flipped from lockstep to inverse (r ≈ −0.67). That’s what breaking the congestion tradeoff looks like.
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Robinhood is trading at ~36.7× earnings while markets are bleeding.

All the core metrics are still moving up and to the right — valuation isn’t reacting to macro the way you’d expect. That disconnect is doing the talking.
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DeFi never really cracked options beyond prediction markets.

If Hyperliquid can bring options on-chain without eating its own perps flow, that’s a meaningful unlock. Pulling a real options market on-chain would be a step-change, not an iteration.
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Maple now sits on $2B+ in stablecoin deposits.

That capital is earning yield directly from institutional borrowers.
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Sky printed roughly $340M in revenue in 2025, putting the DAO in the top tier of crypto earners.

At the same time, USDS transfer volume jumped ~400% YoY, hitting ~$260B in Q4. That’s usage scaling, not just fees.
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Uniswap web traffic just hit a multi-year low, down ~60% YoY.

Retail attention has drifted, but usage hasn’t vanished — Curve DAUs are sitting at ATHs. Frontends fade, rails keep running.
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Ethena’s FDV-to-fees ratio compressed to ~5.8 in January, while fees hit $29M (+32% MoM).

With ENA trading near ATL, the playbook is clear: push USDe into TradFi and CeFi, embed it deeper as collateral, and optimize duration and yield as rates roll over. If execution lands, Ethena likely looks very different in a lower-rate regime.
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Tether keeps climbing as stablecoins absorb more capital, while ETH chops in a risk-off market.

The gap is narrowing fast — if the stablecoin trend holds, USDT flipping ETH for #2 by market cap stops sounding impossible.
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SparkLend held $5.29B in supplied assets, almost entirely on Ethereum.

The protocol stays conservative by design — ETH, BTC derivatives, and USD stables only. It’s less about yield chasing, more about capital staying put.
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EtherFi’s monetization profile looks nothing like a retail fintech.

ARPU sits around $256 — higher than Wise or Revolut and in the Chime/SoFi range — with only ~21K funded accounts. Small surface area, institutional-grade economics.
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ETH-heavy markets on Aave are feeling the drawdown, with aggregate ETH exposure down over a third from January highs.

But Plasma is bucking the trend, running the highest utilization among $1B+ markets thanks to stablecoins and yield-bearing wraps. As risk-off sets in, capital keeps clustering around stables — Base saw it too with fresh syrupUSDC collateral.
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